Almost everyone these days, regardless of formal political identification, agrees that one implication of our present discontent is the need to revamp our system of regulation vis-Ã -vis the domestic and international economy. Republicans and Democrats no doubt disagree on particular solutions, but few indeed are currently willing to repeat the often mindless maxim, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."
The paragraph above is almost banal, unlikely to provoke much criticism. But consider the fact that the Constitution of the...
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